CalPERS extols the benefits of co-investment in private equity

Two themes dominate strategy in CalPERS' $72.6 bil
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CalPERS, La Caisse raise the bar for active managers

CalPERS, La Caisse raise the bar for active managers

CalPERS may have doubled the fees it pays for active management in public equities, but the alpha it generates has quadrupled, says global equity head Simiso Nzima, who has spent three years pruning a roster of nearly 100 managers down to a tightly scored handful. La Caisse's Mario Therrien describes a parallel discipline, using external managers not just for returns but as a "window to the world" on emerging strategies, from quant investing to AI.

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First State: superannuation’s evolution

Most of Australia’s retirement system is still just heading towards investing with scale for both accumulation and pension phase. The A$70 billion First State Super and CIO Damian Graham are already there. So what do its investments look like?

FRR won’t add risk, ending trend

The $41 billion French pension reserve fund had upped the return-seeking proportion of its portfolio every year since 2010 but inflation fears and expensive equities have halted the streak.

OPTrust’s safe space for innovation

OPTrust Labs will allow the Canadian pension fund’s research and development unit to take risks and fail so it can nurture new ideas and technology. It’s about “unleashing human activity”.

Passive Aggressive – the world of index investing is in flux as ESG integration into passive is on course to become the norm for new mandates.

Passive Aggressive – the world of index investing is in flux as ESG integration into passive is on course to become the norm for new mandates.